Colin Robinson Livres

Challenging the prevailing view on climate change policy, this monograph presents insights from several contributors who scrutinize the assumptions behind government interventions. It highlights significant uncertainties in both the economic and scientific realms of climate change, arguing that historical failures of central planning warrant a cautious approach. The authors advocate for market-based solutions over regulatory measures, asserting that a flexible market economy is better equipped to address the challenges posed by climate change than the proposed interventions.

Colin Robinson's long-awaited debut collection, You Have You Father Hard Head, represents a nuanced but unswerving engagement with desire and intimacy as he explores what it means to be a Caribbean son negotiating the complexities of relationships between men. In poems of generous vulnerability and intimacy, Robinson captures the voice of boys on whose spirits and "hard heads" their mothers live out the memory of their fathers.

The story follows Earnshaw, a Tiger Tabby, and his animal friends as they confront a group of ruthless Humans threatening their adopted family. In a battle against Poachers and Witches, the pets navigate a perilous alien Human world, showcasing their ingenuity and determination. Through Earnshaw's perspective, the narrative combines humor with the challenges of facing brutality and dark magic, highlighting themes of loyalty and courage in the face of danger.

In a tranquil rural setting, the mysterious disappearance of birds and animals leads Earnshaw and his friends, both human and animal, into a perilous struggle against a nefarious criminal organization. This gang is intent on establishing a covert base for terrorism, espionage, and murder, thrusting the characters into a high-stakes conflict that tests their courage and camaraderie. The story blends adventure and suspense as they work together to thwart the gang's sinister plans.